Case Introduction. Nominative case in Ukrainian (with examples + free pdf-worksheet!)
The NOMINATIVE case in Ukrainian is a subject in the sentence, answering the questions ХТО? (an animate noun) and ЩО? (an inanimate noun). All you need to know about the NC is included in this grammar video. But first of all watch the Introduction part. Good luck in case learning ! The FREE PDF-worksheet for practicing the Nominative case in Ukrainian is here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/smqshdfp15b... UKR-learner helps Ukrainian learners around the world to learn and speak Ukrainian in natural way and... with help of learning videos and worksheets. DOWNLOAD the free eBook "The First 100 Ukrainian Spoken Phrases" with audioguide to start speaking Ukrainian without worries here: https://ukrlearner.com/free-ebook/ SUBSCRIBE for weekly videos about Ukrainian language and culture and start learning Ukrainian today! CONTACT me: [email protected] FOLLOW me for daily learning posts on Instagram: / ukrainian_learner
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